...:80FBF193-F7B2-4F58-82D0-1ECF3B463EEA@microsoft.com, tangled-up-in-blue <tangled-up-in-blue@discussions.microsoft.com> hunted and pecked: How would one go about having the speakers on to listen to music while, at the same time, having the screen down?

Laptop? -- Hope this helps. Let us know. Wes MS-MVP Windows Shell/User In news:80FBF193-F7B2-4F58-82D0-1ECF3B463EEA@microsoft.com, tangled-up-in-blue <tangled-up-in-blue@discussions.microsoft.com> hunted and pecked: How would one go about having the speakers on to listen to music while, at the same time, having the screen down?

tangled-up-in-blue wrote: How would one go about having the speakers on to listen to music while, at the same time, having the screen down? Sorry, I have no idea what you mean by "having the screen down." Please explain. -- Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User Please reply to the newsgroup

I'm going to guess that "having the screen down" means not using your monitor, i.e. just listening to music. Use the blank screensaver. Or just turn off your monitor. --- Ted Zieglar "Backup is a computer user's best friend." tangled-up-in-blue wrote: How would one go about having the speakers on to listen to music while, at the same time, having the screen down?

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... want to be emotionally impervious to music. Whole lotta straw-man debate going...between not being emotionally moved by music, and not making many peripheral, nostalgic connections between music and a personal life's emotional events. ...>> Unlike reading a book, listening to music is often a shared ...for many of us growing up, music was the soundtrack of our ...

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... want to be emotionally impervious to music. Whole lotta straw-man debate going...between not being emotionally moved by music, and not making many peripheral, nostalgic connections between music and a personal life's emotional events. ...>> Unlike reading a book, listening to music is often a shared experience...for many of us growing up, music was the soundtrack of our ...

... want to be emotionally impervious to music. Whole lotta straw-man debate going ... between not being emotionally moved by music, and not making many peripheral, nostalgic connections between music and a personal life's emotional events. Why ...? Unlike reading a book, listening to music is often a shared experience,... for many of us growing up, music was the soundtrack of our lives....

...make a commercial album, it can't be artistically successful? I don't believe we can control the results...we can control the intention. True. That's my point. When we listen to music, we're listening to results, not intentions.